| Deonta | Deonta is a unisex name meaning 'worthy' or 'deserving' in African American culture. |
| Deontae | Deontae is a variant of Deonte, meaning 'gift of God' or 'God's gift'. |
| Dequan | A name meaning one who is powerful. |
| Derenzo | Italian surname derived from 'd'Ernesto,' meaning 'of Ernest' or 'son of Ernest.' |
| Dereon | Dereon is a variant of Derek, meaning 'ruler of the people' or 'leader'. |
| Deri | A Welsh name meaning oak tree wood. |
| Deronn | A birdlike woman |
| Derrak | Derrak is a variant of Derek, meaning 'ruler of the people' or 'leader'. |
| Derya | A Turkish name meaning the ocean. |
| Destery | Derivative of 'Desire' or 'Destiny', possibly suggesting a strong will or a sense of purpose. |
| Destiel | A portmanteau of 'Dean' and 'Castiel,' referring to the Supernatural characters Dean Winchester and Castiel. |
| Destrier | A large and powerful warhorse, typically a stallion, used by knights in medieval times. |
| Detlef | A descendent of the people |
| Detton | Detton is a surname of English origin, possibly derived from the Old English word 'dett' meaning 'valley' or 'low-lying land'. |
| Deuce | A term used in various contexts, including sports, music, and slang, referring to the number two. |
| Devajya | Devajya means 'belonging to God' or 'divine' in Sanskrit, a term used in Hinduism and Buddhism. |
| Devaris | Devaris is a surname of Greek origin, meaning 'gift of God' or 'divine gift'. |
| Devershi | Devershi is a Sanskrit name meaning 'one who brings prosperity and good fortune' or 'auspicious'. |
| Devontae | Devontae is a variant of Devon, meaning 'from Devon' or 'strong and healthy' in Old English. |
| Devven | From the beautiful farmland; of the divine |
| Dextor | A name meaning one who is skillful. |
| Dhaamir | Thin; Slim; Slender |
| Dhahi | One who is bright and radiant. |
| Dhaif | A guest or a visiting person. |
| Dhaifullah | A guest of the Almighty God. |
| Dhakaa | Keen perception; sharpness of mind; deep insight; sagacity |
| Dhakawaan | Name of a Sahabi who participated in the battle of Badr |
| Dhampal | Dhampal is a Nepali term referring to a person who is a servant or attendant of a guru or spiritual leader. |
| Dhanda | A name meaning staff or rod. |
| Dhanendra | The lord of all the wealth. |
| Dharamchari | A person who lives a life of spiritual duty or service to others. |
| Dharamgoro | Dharamgoro means 'one who follows the path of righteousness' or 'one who adheres to the principles of dharma'. |
| Dharamottar | Dharamottar means 'one who is devoted to or follows the path of righteousness and virtue'. |
| Dharindharshesh | The Cosmetic Serpent |
| Dharjath | Dharjath means 'one who is strong and powerful' in Sanskrit, derived from 'dhar' meaning 'to hold' and 'jath' meaning 'strong'. |
| Dharmvir | Dharmvir means 'protector of dharma' or 'upholder of righteousness' in Sanskrit, a name with strong moral connotations. |
| Dheeshaan | (Zeeshaan) Graceful; distinguished; elegant |
| Dhirgham | Brave like a lion |
| Dhola | Dhola means 'a small hill' or 'a mound' in Hindi and other North Indian languages. |
| Dhoori | Dhoori means 'far' or 'distant' in Hindi, often used to describe a place or location. |